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Offline Wicc
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I've been away for the last 2 days, and when I came back, I saw this... My initial thought is to talk to Neo and Pete, and if they don't agree to finish the tournament, I think we can cancel it.
There's no need to imitate Pete and Neo in their weak points. They backed out – so be it.

But the tournament should be brought to an end, no matter how many people drop out during the process. As long as there are people who want to win the tournament, we need to give them that opportunity.

In one of the "Bezpredel-2" tournaments, half of my team dropped out during the process, and no one questioned the legitimacy of the winner.
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I think it's wrong to withdraw from such a tournament. The tournament is not only for the players but also for the spectators. Moreover, the reasons for the withdrawal are completely unclear to me.
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For now, the first thought is to talk to Neo and Pete, and if they don't agree to finish playing, I think we can cancel the tournament.


We finished playing yesterday.
Pete achieved a "brilliant" victory and can play against Marretti.
His decision to withdraw from the tournament was based on emotions stemming from our personal, private conversation that doesn't concern anyone else.
I didn't have the conscience to disregard such a player's withdrawal and proceed to the semi-finals. Therefore, I also immediately refused to continue the tournament in this way.
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I really want to know the details!
Yes! Because there isn't enough dirt already :D
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Neoandy
We finished playing yesterday.
Pete achieved a "brilliant" victory and can now play against Marretti.
His decision to withdraw from the tournament was based on emotions stemming from our personal, private conversation that doesn't concern anyone else.
I didn't have the heart to proceed to the semi-finals by bypassing such a player's withdrawal. Therefore, I also immediately refused to continue the tournament in this manner.
We can acknowledge the loss and continue the tournament in the losers' bracket...
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...a brief summary:
- arguments at the level of "you're an idiot" - "no, you're the idiot," I'm 40, you're 20, so I'm right;
- cheaters everywhere;
- the legitimacy of any rewards obtained in online Heroes 3 tournaments is highly questionable;
- it's scary to imagine what would happen if there were material incentives....
Conclusion... in Heroes, as in sex, use trusted partners...
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I'll add my "two cents."
Discussion and activity are always a good thing.
If there are no controversial situations, then it's not interesting.
There are so few players left in Heroes of Might and Magic III... why are you all so eager to "criticize" each other?
There won't be any other players in this "world."

Regarding cheating or not cheating, so many programs are used offline that, based on knowledge of their names, players could be immediately disqualified from online tournaments.

My point is that the rules need to be more flexible. Players shouldn't be removed for actions that someone considers illogical.
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You can acknowledge the defeat and continue the tournament in the losers' bracket...

Yes, you are right. That's what should be done.
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I believe that the stain on online tournaments can be removed by conducting a detailed analysis of the current situation, even if it's done post-factum, and by taking maximum measures to prevent this from happening in the future.
Земля нуля.
Все в ней нулево и кукольно.
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The tournament is not only for players but also for spectators.
Mainly for _sports_, in my opinion. And if the "founding fathers" allow themselves to use the _game_ as a means of self-expression, what will be the attitude towards it among the rest, especially the newcomers.
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Another witness recounts:
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